Media Attention to My Research
"Anti-Asian Harassment is Surging. Can Ads and Hashtags Help?" The New York Times (July 21, 2020) [ link ]
"Senate Democrats call for Federal action on anti-Asian coronavirus racism" NBC News (April 10, 2020) [ link ]
"Does anybody have a clue about how to fight back against Trump’s racism?" The New York Times (February 26, 2020) [ link ]
"What political science can tell us about mass shootings" The Washington Post (June 17, 2018) [ link ]
"How a growing Latino population provided fertile ground for exploitation by the Trump campaign." Pacific Standard (January 24, 2018) [ link ]
"Gambling, drinking, and shooting ranges: Is gun tourism just another Las Vegas attraction?" The Orange County Register (October 14, 2017) [ link ]
"How immigration foiled Hillary." The New York Times (October 5, 2017) [ link ]
"Politically apathetic? Maybe it's your commute, study suggests." AirTalk, KPCC, Southern California Public Radio (November 22, 2013) [ link ]
"Study: Commuting adversely affects political engagement." National Public Radio (November 19, 2013) [ link ]
"Long commutes are making Americans more politically apathetic." The Washington Post (November 19, 2013) [ link ]
Popular Writing
"Trump’s Rhetoric Does Encourage Open Prejudice and Bias. We Checked." With Jennifer Merolla, Sono Shah, Loren Collingwood and Karthick Ramakrishnan. The Washington Post (March 11, 2020) [ link ]
"What's behind the desire for 'skilled' immigrants? Racial Prejudice." With Neil Malhotra. The Washington Post (May 22, 2019) [ link ]
"Trump's attacks on Hispanics paid dividends at the ballot box." With Sono Shah and Loren Collingwood. Newsweek (January 24, 2018) [ link ]
"Americans who live closer to a mass shooting are more likely to support gun control." With Todd K. Hartman. The Washington Post (October 3, 2017) [ link ]
"Humanitarian appeals encourage a permissive immigration policy." With Todd K. Hartman, Patrick L. Lown and Stanley Feldman. The Washington Post (April 25, 2014) [ link ]
"E-Verify is about culture, not jobs." With April A. Johnson, Jack Citrin and Christopher D. Johnston. The San Francisco Chronicle (December 2, 2012) [ link ]